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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 27, 1950
Page
4
Listings show a 1940 Inter 1 ton truck and a 1947 Fargo 2 ton vehicle advertised for sale or sale on commission. Terms of sale and trading options appear in the advertisement.
The Kamiota Echo lists pricing of 2.00 dollars per year in advance and 2.50 dollars for U S subscribers. C W Venables & Son publish the paper.
The Lavinia Anniversary Service is set for Sunday October 22. The W.A. plans its annual Fowl Supper on Tuesday October 24. The W.I. will meet at Mrs Wes Cochranes home on Thursday October 5 at 2 p.m.
Mr and Mrs V Everatt of Scarboro Ont visited their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs J Smith. Twenty one members and two visitors attended the W M S meeting at Mrs Roy Amy s home on September 13. Mrs J Smith received a life membership certificate and pin from Mrs Elmer Houck and Mrs S S Lewis. Mrs Kirk praised Mrs Smith s faithfulness as a member for thirty five years. Lunch followed and the meeting closed by 6 Rev C G Francis.
Mr Geo Robertson and Miss Maggie Robertson of Brandon visited Mr and Mrs J Young last week. Mrs T B Bomford left for Winnipeg to spend time with her daughter. Families Milne Dempsey McFeeley and Patsy visited relatives in Gladstone. Shirley Anderson of Brandon spent the weekend at home. Communion service set for Sunday October 1 at 11 p m. Mrs N Brandon and family of Geraldton Ont spent the weekend with Mrs J Brandon.
The Hamiota and District Chamber of Commerce met in the Council Chamber on Monday September 25 1950 at p m with seven members present. President E M Duncan presided. Motions adopted include adopting last meeting minutes and notifying Hamiota Echo of future meetings.
Dehorners advise three methods to remove horns in cattle to improve efficiency and reduce injuries. Calves age one week to ten days use Caustic Potash with careful directions. At weaning use gougers. for older cattle employ dehorning clippers. Caustic Potash gougers and dehorners are available from your Agricultural Representative.
With children back at school mothers should pack noon meals that are attractive and well stuffed with nutritious foods. The meal should be more than a snack and supply its full share of nutrients for growing youngsters.
Walking to work is praised as a natural convenient exercise. Public health guidance encourages daily walking when conditions permit to improve breathing, blood flow, and appetite.
A dietary note highlights Giocose as a calcium and protein source with vitamin A and riboflavin. It recommends consumption at least three times weekly, alone or with other foods, and mentions cheese as a treat. It also emphasizes health exams to detect tuberculosis early for easier cures.
The article notes that diseases of the arteries and heart have become Canada’s leading cause of death. It emphasizes ongoing medical research and the patient’s cooperation with doctors as the main hope. Many heart patients live long lives by following physician advised precautions.
The article urges older adults to view old age as healthy and enjoyable with proper preparation. It stresses near retirement should include meaningful activities and a positive mental outlook, starting to plan for decline and leisure days ahead.
The note urges a balanced diet to combat cold September mornings. It emphasizes starting the day with a good breakfast to stay warm and maintain proper nutrition.
The notice warns that flies and other insects remain dangers through September and must be kept out of homes until cold weather. It emphasizes insects as disease carriers and urges killing them on sight.
The article explains home pasteurization by heating milk to 175 to 180 degrees Fahrenheit, cooling quickly, and storing in a cold place. It notes a dairy thermometer can be bought for a few cents and warns against drinking raw milk to avoid unnecessary risks.
Not for women only Many men have the mistaken impression that cancer is a disease of women but statistics show that many cancers, particularly of the face, stomach, mouth and lip and prostate are more frequently found in men than in women. Many forms of cancer are curable, particularly if they are discovered early. Don't hesitate to see your doctor immediately if you suspect you may have cancer.
The steady advance of science has pushed tuberculosis from its former lead in Canada. Tuberculosis can be cured. Protect yourself by periodic chest X rays. Early detection through X rays helps reveal suspicious symptoms, especially when polio cases appear nearby.
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